About one out of every 109 mortgage applications has been found to contain false or misleading information, according to real estate data firm CoreLogic.

Capital cities tend to have the strongest economies in their respective states, as well as a rich history and broader cultural offerings, according to a new study.

Since the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide, gay and lesbian home buyers have been increasing their purchasing power.

Representing a shift from the typical homebuying journey 10 years ago, consumers are learning the benefits of getting their finances in order before searching for homes.

Find out the most common scams that are costing landlords thousands of dollars.

Homes in neighborhoods that are predominantly populated by minority families have seen substantial gains in home equity over the last four years. But has it been enough to close the gap between them and white neighborhoods?

As younger Americans wait longer to get married, some in the industry worry they'll also put off homeownership. But one luxury homebuilder says the postponement is good for their business.

The storm is threatening to strike the Carolinas and Virginia as a dangerous Category 4 hurricane. 

More consumers are bypassing big, established banks and turning to a growing subset of specialized lenders to obtain a mortgage.

Realtor.com® analyzed metros to find where a less-than-perfect credit score—even those well under 650—can still land buyers a home.

Low home prices along with affluent buyers, more investors, and those wanting to bypass appraisals are prompting all-cash transactions to surge in the city.